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A Cook Islands opposition party wants help from New Zealand to address a lack of brain power to move the country forward. Audio

PNG police say the Australian Government never told it staff accused of rape were being flown out of the Manus Island Detention Centre. Audio

Tahiti are being backed to go even better at the next Beach Soccer World Cup after the Tiki Toa impressed at this year's tournament in Portugal. Audio

An international grouping of parliaments fears democracy is in jeopardy in Nauru and offers to mediate. Audio

Locals in Nauru say there are mounting numbers of jobless on the island as sackings continue in the wake of last week's anti-government protests. Audio

In 2003 the lies of one man, Rafid Ahmed Alwan Al-Janabi, were used to unleash war on Iraq. Why did he do it? We ask Matthias Bittner the German filmmaker whose interview with Al-Janabi is the basis… Audio

The head of an organisation representing victims of nuclear testing in French Polynesia says a commission set up to assess the aftermath of the testing could just be a charade. Audio

Academic says PNG's Bougainville ban on Australia a product of the confidence that comes with a fast growing economy. Audio

A former Nauru president says the current government is hypocritical in its criticism of media. Audio

A protest in Rarotonga has pit environmental groups against the Cook Islands Government over the measures taken to conserve the tuna stocks. Audio

The former Fiji-based academic Brij Lal says pressure from Australia may be the only way he can return to his homeland. Audio

A specialist in physical geography says there is a link between climate change impacts and the extreme weather events like Cyclone Pam. Audio

Australia's Refugee Action Coalition says there is no basis for Nauru government claims that refugees have been resorting to violence. Audio

The traditional external powers in the Pacific Islands are still coming to terms with China's increasing level of engagement in the region. Audio

Pacific Judiciary hopes technology will reduce the distances and remoteness between islands. Audio

A Solomon Islands community theatre group empowering women to break down taboos around gender-based violence will release a book, documentary and toolkit this week as the two-year project wraps up. Audio

The fallout from the Fiji Government's dispute with Fiji TV and World Rugby has continued, with the sacked executives filing a complaint with the police against the Attorney General. Audio

David's tried his hand at all sorts of musical projects over the years but right at the moment he's turning his hands, and his feet, and his lungs to performing as a one man band. Audio

A legal expert says an apparent abuse of power by Fiji's Attorney-General over media rights to last year's Rugby Sevens should be investigated. Audio

The sacked Fiji TV executives say the Attorney General Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum broke laws and violated the constitution in last year's row over rights to broadcast Rugby Sevens. Audio

An ongoing protest by asylum seekers at Australia's Manus Regional Processing Centre is threatening to spiral into a repeat of last year's deadly riot at the centre. Audio

Solomons PM keen on boosting foreign investment Audio

The Asian Development Bank says unlocking the value of what's called 'moveable' property or assets is the key to boosting prosperity in the Pacific. Audio

The newly elected prime minister of Solomon Islands promises to bring about positive change to the country. Audio

Police Commissioner says probe into a torture case more than a year old continues as victim changes mind to assist. Audio